Grazing Effects of Fish versus Sea Urchins on Turf Algae and Coral Recruits: Possible Implications for Coral Reef Resilience and Restoration

<table>Night grazing observations during August 2008. <i>Diadema setosum</i> grazed  for 66.3% of the total period of grazing, while <i>Echinometra mathaei</i> grazed for  33.6% of the total period.</table>

Journal of Marine Sciences

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Figure 6: Grazing Effects of Fish versus Sea Urchins on Turf Algae and Coral Recruits: Possible Implications for Coral Reef Resilience and Restoration 

Figure 6 | Grazing Effects of Fish versus Sea Urchins on Turf Algae and Coral Recruits: Possible Implications for Coral Reef Resilience and Restoration 